🧘 Mind and body · 1 min read
Study with friends (the right way)
A good study group teaches, tests and encourages. A bad one just chats.
What works
Take turns teaching each other a topic. Set each other questions. Compare methods: there's often more than one way to solve a problem.
Keep it small (2–4 people), agree what you'll cover, and set a time limit.
What doesn't
Copying someone's answers teaches you nothing, and the exam will show it. If the group spends more time chatting than working, study alone and meet for a short test at the end.